Voices

• By Mark Aurelius Once again, a Medusa-like monstrosity, namely the U.S. Congressional Committee on Education and the Workforce, has reared its snaky-hair of a harpy head, in America’s social sanctuary, or once-regarded chambers of truthful…
• By Ned Lud Dedicated to the Ghosts of All Broken Machines "And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy." —…
• Chris Spencer What Tyson, Cargill, and the FDA Don’t Want You to Know About the Rot at the Heart of America’s Food Supply In a world anesthetized by convenience and corporate propaganda, where the average consumer’s trust is hijacked by jingles and…
• Paul Craig Roberts Democrat politicians led a break-in at a New Jersey ICE facility. In Worcester, Massachusetts, Democrat city council member Etel Haxhiaj led an assault on local police and federal officers in an effort to prevent apprehension by ICE…
• Bridget Vira Sanders I. The Algorithmic Panopticon: How AI Became Big Brother’s Enforcer PRIMARY ONLINE THOUGHT CONTROL PROGRAMS: 1. Initiative Aegis A global surveillance protocol masquerading as a cyber-defense coalition. Ostensibly tasked with…
• By Tracy Turner I. Prologue: The Age of Filtered Perception We were promised a digital renaissance. We got a velvet dystopia. Once marketed as the Gutenberg presses of the 21st century, Google, YouTube, Facebook, and Bing now function as an Unholy…
• Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirović War Crimes and War Criminals After WWII, there was a growing number of significant non-state actors in international relations (IR), like the United Nations (UN) or various specialist agencies connected to it. Nevertheless,…
• Bridget Vira Sanders Despite its moral framing as a protector of life and family, the Catholic Church has long played a central — and arguably detrimental — role in promoting population growth in the Global South. Under the steely moral gaze of Pope…
• By David Swanson, World BEYOND War People sometimes get away with a certain kind of evil action precisely because most of us have a hard time imagining the levels of cruelty or cynicism involved. Rahm Emanuel, booster of militarization in Japan as U.S.…
• google uses their ad program to exert monetary pressure on websites in order to restrict their content and ultimately their freedom of speech. It isn't about telling people how to construct bombs or pornography, it isn't about any of the shocking and…